Top Items About Animal Rights

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ImagesLBJ pulling his beagle's ears

President Johnson often appeared in photographs with his pet beagles, 'Him' and 'Her.' Thisphotograph, depicting LBJ lifting 'Him' by the ears, caused a storm of protest. In his defense, Johnson claimed that the dog enjoyed it, and added: "My mother used to pull my ears, and it never got that much attention."

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AnecdotesModel Citizen?

In November, 2002, a group of noisy PETA anti-fur protesters crashed a New York fashion show carrying signs reading...

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AnecdotesBanksy's Turf War Exhibit

In July 2003, Britain`s "most celebrated graffiti artist" Banksy, famed for leaving such subversive images as riot...

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Imagesreal fur?

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AnecdotesShocking Effects

James Cameron got his big break while doing pick-up shots for the 1981 film

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ImagesBanksy's Elephant

By the second day of Banksy's “Barely Legal” exhibition in Los Angeles in 2006, many animal rights activists were registering their displeasure. Banksy was displaying an eight-thousand-pound elephant named Tai, whose hide he had painted red and embellished with gold fleurs-de-lis, to match the wallpaper of a parlor he had constructed. (The elephant in the room, a handout proclaimed, was global poverty.) The activists said that the paint was toxic. Ed Boks, Los Angeles’s general manager of animal services, said he regretted that his office had issued a permit and, after visiting the show, wrote on his blog that looking into the elephant’s eyes “nearly brought me to tears.” He eventually ordered the animal hosed down.

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ImagesSupport PETA!

People for the Eating of Tasty Animals LOL

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ImagesPamela Anderson PETA ad

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AnecdotesPETA Blooper

In November 2002, after several complaints, Fabio, a card-carrying PETA supporter, asked Sam`s Club to stop carrying a...

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Imagescaptive humans

Is this a PETA campaign?

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